Weekday Sketchers Attend a Juilliard Concert and Visit a Hippo Tuesday
Join us on Tuesday for a Juilliard Concert in a beautiful church and a chance to see the newest ballerina at Lincoln Center. Suprise! She weighs 3 tons!
Thanks go to Nora Katz for suggesting that we attend a concert by the Juilliard Orchestra's Historical Performance which will be held in Holly Trinity Church on 66th St at noon. Wonderful music in a beautiful building: draw the performers and/or the the architecture. What could be better....Oh, a chance to see NYC's newest Big Ballerina!
Installed in the small park right in front of Lincoln Center on Broadway, Big Ballerina evokes Degas Little Ballerina but on a much grander scale. After sketching her for a bit we will walk to the church for the performance. Following the performance we will walk back to Lincoln Center for lunch in the Rubinstein Atrium. Bring your own lunch or purchase something there. The Atrium offers more opportunities for sketching with the crowded cafe scene and the walls of living plants. Following lunch we will make our way to the new exhibit at the NY Public Library for the Performing Arts to see and sketch the new exhibit "Curtain Up", a tribute to the Broadway Shows.
DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2017
TIME: 10:30 AM
LOCATIONS:
10:30 AM Dante Park, Broadway & 63rd St across from Lincoln Center
11:45 AM Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 3 West 66th St. for the concert
1:15 PM David Rubinstein Atrium, Broadway btw 62/63rd St for lunch
2:30 PM NY Public Library at Lincoln Center
TRANSPORTATION : 1 Train to 66th/Lincoln Center
Join us for the whole day or just a part of it. You can meet us at Dante Park to draw the Hippo Ballerina or just go directly to the church for the concert. Stay for lunch and go to the library or head out for whatever you have to do. While you won't need a stool at the church it might be a good idea to bring one to draw the Hippo or use in the library exhibit.
Please RSVP directly to Raylie Dunkel at raylie@verizon.net. Looking for us? Call Raylie at 201-978-6387.
Join us on Tuesday for a Juilliard Concert in a beautiful church and a chance to see the newest ballerina at Lincoln Center. Suprise! She weighs 3 tons!
Thanks go to Nora Katz for suggesting that we attend a concert by the Juilliard Orchestra's Historical Performance which will be held in Holly Trinity Church on 66th St at noon. Wonderful music in a beautiful building: draw the performers and/or the the architecture. What could be better....Oh, a chance to see NYC's newest Big Ballerina!
Installed in the small park right in front of Lincoln Center on Broadway, Big Ballerina evokes Degas Little Ballerina but on a much grander scale. After sketching her for a bit we will walk to the church for the performance. Following the performance we will walk back to Lincoln Center for lunch in the Rubinstein Atrium. Bring your own lunch or purchase something there. The Atrium offers more opportunities for sketching with the crowded cafe scene and the walls of living plants. Following lunch we will make our way to the new exhibit at the NY Public Library for the Performing Arts to see and sketch the new exhibit "Curtain Up", a tribute to the Broadway Shows.
DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2017
TIME: 10:30 AM
LOCATIONS:
10:30 AM Dante Park, Broadway & 63rd St across from Lincoln Center
11:45 AM Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 3 West 66th St. for the concert
1:15 PM David Rubinstein Atrium, Broadway btw 62/63rd St for lunch
2:30 PM NY Public Library at Lincoln Center
TRANSPORTATION : 1 Train to 66th/Lincoln Center
Join us for the whole day or just a part of it. You can meet us at Dante Park to draw the Hippo Ballerina or just go directly to the church for the concert. Stay for lunch and go to the library or head out for whatever you have to do. While you won't need a stool at the church it might be a good idea to bring one to draw the Hippo or use in the library exhibit.
Please RSVP directly to Raylie Dunkel at raylie@verizon.net. Looking for us? Call Raylie at 201-978-6387.
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